edoairways:
Bapy I support the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria on this. Yes an African country wants to help but why neglect our own?

You've a good point there,our Govt don't support research at all in this country instead we prefer ready made things.

jerryvyne:
this thread don die sha

I tell you bro

Lalasticla

https://psnnational.org/index.php/2020/05/07/press-release-psn-commends-fgn-on-import-waiver-for-pharmaceuticals-medical-supplies/
PRESS RELEASE: THIS IMPORTATION OF COVID-ORGANICS (CVO) FROM MADAGASCAR IS SIMPLY DISTASTEFUL!
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) has received the news that the Federal Government of Nigeria is about to import a herbal concoction called COVID Organics (CVO) from Madagascar with utter disbelief. While in principle we would not mind Nigerian government importing any new drug that is proven to cure COVID-19 or indeed any other disease for which we have neither the capacity, nor the technology to produce locally, we are totally appalled that Nigeria is about to spend scarce foreign exchange to import ‘COAL INTO NEWCASTLE’. Even if we are not going to pay for this, it is thoroughly disgraceful that a country that should be the leader of Africa, with the largest GDP will allow itself to be dragged this low. Nigeria has about 174 Universities (43 Federal, 52 State and 79 private), 20 Faculties of Pharmacy and about 69 Federal-Funded Research Institutes (including National Institute for Pharmaceutical Research & Development and the Na-tional Institute for Medical Research) while Madagascar has only 6 Universities, 1 Faculty of Pharmacy and 9 Research Centers!!!
Nigeria has some of the best scientists (Pharmaceutical, Medical, Biochemical, Biological etc.) in the world who have done so much work on natural and herbal medicines. Nigeria has developed a pharmacopeia of natural and herbal products and has one of the richest flora and fauna - potent sources of phytomedicines. Since the outbreak of the COVID-19, a number of them have raised their voices that they have herbal and natural products that can be used to treat or manage COVID-19. Some have patents. Many herbal companies and producers have announced specifically that they have herbal formulations that can do what this ‘inven-tion’ from Madagascar can do.
We have raised our voices severally that the Federal Government should review these claims and help put them through clinical evaluation as most of these producers cannot afford to conduct clinical trials. We have recommended that a portion of the nearly 25 Billion Naira donated/allocated for the COVID-19 pandemic should be dedicated for local research and development. But our Government has remained essentially silent only waiting to participate in WHO sponsored or mandated trials. We have been told that Nigeria is partici-pating in the WHO solidarity trial, but nothing on trying our own inventions and formulations.
Now we want to import COVID Organics. from Madagascar to try? Why are we like this? If the world can sup-ply us synthetic and chemically-sophisticated medicines which we apparently lack the technology to pro-duce, why must we wait for the World to supply us herbal formulations which we can easily make and which we have similar products.
We urge our Government to save Nigerian Pharmaceutical Scientists and other scientists from the shame of having our country import and try herbal remedies which God has given us in abundance and some of which our grandfathers and grandmothers have used for ages. Let us try our own local formulations before we try COVID Organics or any other imported remedy. Every well-meaning nation has been in a race to find cures, remedies and other medical supplies used for COVID-19, while we seem to wait for other nations to solve our problems. There is much talk but little action. This dependency mentality needs to change and now is the time. We must seize this opportunity to look inwards, build confidence on our abilities, competences and re-orientate our national economic philosophy from import dependency to export driven. And Nigeria can beat India and China in the production and export of herbal products if anyone is willing to lead us down this part.
Pharm (Mazi) Sam Ohuabunwa OFR, MON, NPOM, FPSN
President, Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria

iaamxavier:


Still in progress it isn't fully implemented

Unijos is also on that path

Unijos PharmD program fully accredited and the pioneer set now in 200l 2nd semester.As men of Honour�

somtoto:
lol i give all to God..but you guys arent helping out..always putting fear in us..agulu is this,pharmacy school is that

We have the best senior colleagues sir.Here in Unijos,our senior colleagues are very friendly.

The president of the Nigerian Senate, Bukola Saraki, on Tuesday, January 15, reportedly snubbed the retiring Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Idris, at the Abuja venue of the celebration of the Armed Forces Remembrance Day. There has been an ongoing rift between Idris and Saraki. Vanguard reports that the venue, Saraki refused to accept handshake extended to him by Idris at the event held at the National Archade, Abuja. The report said Idris, who was standing near a podium, had saluted the Saraki ahead of a handshake as has been the practice. However, Saraki refused to walk towards Idris to accept the handshake from him. He, instead, steadily looked at Idris and walked away to shake the service chiefs who were standing together with the IGP.

mhizdebbygold:
Please ooo call it off ma mumcy have turned me to errand girl. I can't even get a proper sleep without her waking me...it's remaining for her to tell me to go and iron the car for her

mhizdebbygold:
Please ooo call it off ma mumcy have turned me to errand girl. I can't even get a proper sleep without her waking me...it's remaining for her to tell me to go and iron the car for her

lol

mhizdebbygold:
Please ooo call it off ma mumcy have turned me to errand girl. I can't even get a proper sleep without her waking me...it's remaining for her to tell me to go and iron the car for her

mhizdebbygold:
Please ooo call it off ma mumcy have turned me to errand girl. I can't even get a proper sleep without her waking me...it's remaining for her to tell me to go and iron the car for her

Vulcanheph:
I wonder when religion became a do or die affair...... Because I believe that religion is actually a matter of choice.
And the funny thing is that they are many Muslims that really wanna renounce the religion but are scared of what might happen to them.
KUDOS TO THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

The mod should take this to front page.... People need to see how religion is gradually becoming a disease instead of a cure

You're right sir.

numen:


@Bolded...na their loss. Very stupid. Am just glad the woman made it out of that oppressive and intolerant country!

She's old enough to make her choice. At least she's free now.

A Saudi teenager fleeing alleged family abuse arrived in Canada Saturday as an asylum refugee after a harrowing journey in which she was almost forcibly deported back home while changing planes in Thailand. At one point, 18-year-old Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun had barricaded herself in an airport hotel in Bangkok to avoid being taken by Thai authorities. She stirred worldwide sympathy by tweeting about her plight during the week-long ordeal, prompting the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to declare that she was fleeing alleged family abuse and was in a dangerous situation. The teenage said she feared her family would kill her because she renounced Islam. Under Saudi's strict system of male guardianship, women must get permission from their father, husband, brother or even a son in order to travel or marry. Thailand's immigration police chief Surachate Hakparn told CNN that Alqunun had continued to refuse to meet with her father and brother who had flown to Thailand to take her back. Alqunun's Twitter account, which had been her lifeline to the outside world, was temporarily deactivated Friday but sprang back to life Saturday, sporting pictures of what appeared to be an airplane seat, passport and boarding pass. "3rd country," she wrote, referring to resettlement in Canada. "I did it." The declaration by the UNHCR prompted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to offer her asylum in Canada. “Canada has been unequivocal,” Trudeau said. “We will always stand up for human rights and women’s rights around the world.” Alqunun smiled broadly as she exited an arrival door at Toronto’s airport Saturday sporting a Canada hoodie. With Alqunun by her side, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland declared: “This a very brave new Canadian.” Freeland said Algunun had made a long journey and preferred to get settled before talking to the media. She joked that the teen did comment about the cold weather but was assured it gets warmer. UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi, who had put Alqunun's on a fast-track, emergency basis, said her plight had underscored the precarious situation faced by millions of refugees worldwide. "Refugee protection today is often under threat and cannot always be assured, but in this instance international refugee law and overriding values of humanity have prevailed," he said. Because Saudi women cannot leave the country without a guardian's permission, some have been forced to flee while on a family vacation in another country. Several have slipped away in Turkey, a popular Saudi tourist destination, then fled to neighboring Georgia, which does not require Saudis to have a visa, the New York Times reports. Many who have fled in the past or seek to in the future exchange information with other Saudi women in private online chat groups, the Times notes. Canada's decision to offer asylum to Alqunun will likely add to the strains with Saudi Arabia that erupted last summer after Canadian officials accused Saudi Arabia of human rights violations and demanded the release of imprisoned activists. The Saudi government responded by freezing all Saudi air flights to Toronto, suspending bilateral trade deals and cancelling scholarships for thousands of Saudi students in Canada.

Jman06:
Yeah. All the present BPharm courses would be there. However, there would be more courses in clinical pharmacy and some aspects of pharmacology. Also, there'll be more clinical rotations where you would be exposed to a more robust clinical practice and pharmaceutical care.

thanks sir.

fabulousfortune:
Okay... no wahala

......

mhizjollof:


I'm a PharmD student in Uniben, just finished 200L. What do u want to know?

Thanks sir. I want to know about the curriculum. How many courses are we to offer? Will the present Bpharm courses be fused into those of the Pharm. D programme?

fabulousfortune:
Yea

please sir how do we hook up? Should I drop my WhatsApp contact?

Men of honour. Please any PharmD student from Uniben? I need to make enquiries about PharmD courses from 200l because my school Unijos will be starting the program as from next section. Thanks in anticipation.

As men of honour...

Bigboy289:
What is the best course that a science student can study in 2018/2019.A course that gives you a high paying job after you are through with it.A course that gives you comfortability and free.from much stress.A course that is really paying high salary in nigeria.

pharmacy, pharmacy&pharmacy.

Greene66:


Do not compare a bloody police commissioner with an Army Captain or it's equivalent in the Armed Forces.Police is not Military. The work isn't the same.

yeah.

emmyw:
Nigerian Police Salary Structure 2018 – How NPF Pay Officers.

Nigerian Police Salary Scale… This article will enlightened you more on how much Nigerian Police pay its officers starting from the highest rank to the lowest vacant position. See full information.



Nigerian Police Salary Structure
 
The Nigerian Police (formally the Nigerian Police Force) is becoming a really cool employment-wise. The salary is considerable. And you’re pretty confident you will get it at the end of every month. This is a post about the Nigerian police ranks and their salaries in 2018.

In total, the Nigerian police is responsible for the peace and order in the country. The police force number consists of about 372 000 people but this number is not enough to prevent all the criminal cases. This is why it was recently approved that the police staff will increase to about 650 000 police officers.

So, first of all, we should mention that the Nigerian police is a rather serious structure, which was built in 1930. Nowadays, it consists of 36 teams which is spread across the country and are classified into 12 various zones. It should be noted here that all these zones are operated by the seven various administrative organs. There are over 2 000 police stations in Nigeria.

Arms of the Nigeria Police.
Administrative arm
Anti-Fraud Section
The Central Criminal Registry
Special Anti-Robbery Squad
X-Squad, General Investigation
Special Fraud Unit
Legal Section
Forensic Science Laboratory
Interpol Liaison
Homicide
Police Mobile Force
Anti-Human Trafficking Unit
Force Intelligence Bureau
DCI Kaduna Annex and Counter Terrorism Unit.
Note that a Nigerian police officer’s salary is dependent on his or her rank in the Nigerian Police and grade. That being said, we shall take it from the recruit to the Inspector General of Police and you will learn about new salaries of different ranks in the Nigeria police force.

1. Police Recruit
Salary per month – N9,019.42
Annual Salary – N108,233

2a. Police Constable Grade Level 03
Salary per month – N43, 293.80

Annual Salary – N519,525.6

2b. Police Constable Grade Level 10
Salary per month – N51,113.59

Annual Salary- N613,363.08

3a. Police Corporal On Grade 04 (1)
Salary per month – N44,715.53
Annual Salary – N536,586.36

3b. Police Corporal On Grade Level 04 (10)
Salary per month- N51,113.59
Annual Salary – N613,365.08

4a. Police Sergeant On Grade 05 (step1)
Salary per month – N48,540.88
Annual Salary – N582,490.56

4b. Police Sergent On Grade 05 (step 10)
Salary per month – N55,973.84
Annual Salary – N671,686.08

5a. A Sergeant Major On Grade 06 (step 1)
Salary per month – N55,144.81
Annual Salary – N661,737.72

5b. Sergent Major On Grade 06 (step 10)
Salary per month – N62,204.88
Annual Salary – N746,458.56



6a. Cadet Inspector On Grade Level 07 (step1)
Salary per month – N73,231.51
Annual Salary – N878,778.12

6b. Cadet Inspector On Grade 07 (step10)
Salary per month – N87,135.70
Annual Salary – N1,045,628.4

7a. Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 08 (step1)
Salary per month – N127,604.68
Annual Salary – N1,531,256.16

7b. Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 08 (step10)
Salary per month – N144,152.07

Annual Salary – N1,729,824.84

7c. Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 09 (step1)
Salary per month- N136, 616.06
Annual Salary- N1,639,392.72

7d. Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 09 (step10)
Salary per month -N156,318.39
Annual Salary – N1,875,820.68

9a. Deputy Superintendent Of Police On Grade 10 (step1)
Salary per month -N148,733.29
Annual Salary -N1,784,799.48

9b.Deputy Superintendent Of Police on Grade 10 (step10)
Salary per month -N170,399.69

Annual Salary -N2,044,796.28

10a. Superintendent Of Police On Grade 11 (step1)
Salary per month – N161,478.29
Annual Salary -N1,937,739.48

10b. Superintendent Of Police On Grade 11 (step 10)
Salary per month – N187,616.69
Annual Salary-N2,251400.28

11a. Chief Of Superintendent Of Police on Grade 12 (step1)
Salary per month – N172,089.06
Annual Salary -N2,065,068.72

11b.Chief Of Superintendent Of Police On Grade 12 (step8)
Salary per month-N199,723.96
Annual Salary -N2,396,687.52

12a. Assistant Commissioner Of Police Grade 13 (step1)
Salary per month – N183,185.73
Annual Salary -N2,198,228.76

12b. Assistant Commissioner Of Police Grade 13 (step10)
Salary per month – N212,938.16
Annual Salary – N2,555,257.92

13a. Deputy Commissioner Of Police On Grade 14 (step1)
Salary per month – N242,715.65
Annual Salary – N2,912,587.8

13b. Deputy Commissioner Of Police On Grade 14 (step7)
Salary per month – N278,852.79
Annual Salary -N3,346,233.48

14a. Commissioner Of Police on Grade 15 (step1)
Salary per month – N266,777.79
Annual Salary -N3,201,333.48

14b. Commissioner Of Police on Grade 15 (step6)
Salary per month- N302,970.47
Annual Salary-N3,635,645.64

15. An Assistant Inspector General Of Police
Salary per month – N499,751.87
Annual Salary – N5,997,022.44

16. Deputy Inspector General Of Police
Salary per month – N546,572.73

Annual Salary – N6,558,872.76

16. Inspector General Of Police, (IGP)
The highest rank in Nigeria Police Force is the Inspector General of Police. He is appointed by the president and can be sacked by him also. The IGP is usually appointed on a four year term. He must leave office and the president will appoint another person to replace him when his tenure expires or if he is sacked. His monthly salary is more than what the other police officers earn; see it below:

IGP Salary per month -N711,498
IGP Annual Salary – N8,537,976

Those are Nigerian police salary structure as listed above. What is your take on the new salaries of the Nigerian police take home pay.

We also take a cursory look at the hierarchy at the Nigeria Police Force starting from the highest position which is currently held by the Inspector General of Police down to the least rank which is the Police recruit.

The Inspector-General of Police
The Deputy Inspector-General of Police
The Assistant Inspector-General of Police
The Commissioner of Police (In-charge of contingents in a state)
The Deputy Commissioner of Police
The Asst. Commissioner of Police
The Chief Superintendent of Police
The Superintendent of Police
The Deputy Superintendent of Police
The Asst. Superintendent of Police
The Inspector of Police
Sergeant Major
Sergeant
Corporal
Constable
Police recruit
Now that we know the hierarchy in the force, lets know how the Nigerian police salary scale per month and their yearly take home pay looks like, so you can judge for yourselves whether the Nigerian police is being paid well or not.

Police Recruit’s salary per month is N9,019.42 and his salary per annum is N108,233
Police Constable Grade Level 03’s salary per month is N43, 293.80 and his annual salary is N519,525.6
Police Constable Grade Level 10’s Salary per month is N51,113.59 and his annual salary is N613,363.08
Police Corporal On Grade 04 (1)’s Salary per month is N44,715.53 and his Annual Salary is N536,586.36
Police Corporal On Grade Level 04 (10)’s Salary per month is N51,113.59 and his Annual Salary is N613,365.08
Police Sergeant On Grade 05 (step1)’s Salary per month is N48,540.88 and his Annual Salary is N582,490.56
Police Sergeant On Grade 05 (step 10)’s Salary per month is N55,973.84 and his Annual Salary is N671,686.08
Sergeant Major On Grade 06 (step 1)’s Salary per month is N55,144.81 and his Annual Salary is N661,737.72
Sergeant Major On Grade 06 (step 10)’s Salary per month is N62,204.88 and his Annual Salary is N746,458.56
Cadet Inspector On Grade Level 07 (step1)’s Salary per month is N73,231.51 and his Annual Salary is N878,778.12
Cadet Inspector On Grade 07 (step10)’s Salary per month is N87,135.70 and his Annual Salary is N1,045,628.4
Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 08 (step1)’s Salary per month is N127,604.68 and his Annual Salary is N1,531,256.16
Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 08 (step10)’s Salary per month is N144,152.07 and his Annual Salary is N1,729,824.84
Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 09 (step1)’s Salary per month is N136, 616.06 and his Annual Salary is N1,639,392.72
Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 09 (step10)’s Salary per month is N156,318.39 and his Annual Salary isN1,875,820.68
Deputy Superintendent Of Police On Grade 10 (step1)’s Salary per month is N148,733.29 and his Annual Salary is N1,784,799.48
Deputy Superintendent Of Police on Grade 10 (step10)’s Salary per month is N170,399.69 and his Annual Salary is N2,044,796.28
Superintendent Of Police On Grade 11 (step1)’s Salary per month is N161,478.29 and his Annual Salary is N1,937,739.48
Superintendent Of Police On Grade 11 (step 10)’s Salary per month is N187,616.69 amd his Annual Salary is N2,251400.28
Chief Of Superintendent Of Police on Grade 12 (step1)’s Salary per month is N172,089.06 and his Annual Salary is N2,065,068.72
Chief Of Superintendent Of Police On Grade 12 (step ’s Salary per month is N199,723.96 and his Annual Salary is N2,396,687.52
Assistant Commissioner Of Police Grade 13 (step1)’s Salary per month is N183,185.73 and his Annual Salary is N2,198,228.76.
Assistant Commissioner Of Police Grade 13 (step10)’s Salary per month is N212,938.16 and his Annual Salary is N2,555,257.92
Deputy Commissioner Of Police On Grade 14 (step1)’s Salary per month is N242,715.65 and his Annual Salary is N2,912,587.8
Deputy Commissioner Of Police On Grade 14 (step7)’s Salary per month is N278,852.79 and his Annual Salary is N3,346,233.48
Commissioner Of Police on Grade 15 (step1)’s Salary per month is N266,777.79 and his Annual Salary is N3,201,333.48
Commissioner Of Police on Grade 15 (step 6)’s Salary per month is N302,970.47 and his Annual SalaryisN3,635,645.64
Assistant Inspector General Of Police’s Salary per month is N499,751.87 and his Annual Salary is N5,997,022.44.
Deputy Inspector General Of Police’s Salary per month is N546,572.73 and his Annual Salary is N6,558,872.76.
Inspector General Of Police, (IGP) is the highest ranked officer in the Nigeria Police Force. His Salary per month amounts to N711,498, while his Annual Salary is N8,537,976.





CC: Lalasticlala

Source: https://www.currentjobvacancy.com/nigerian-police-salary-structure/

a commissioner receiving almost thesame salary with an Army captain. Quiet unfortunate. I'll gotten wealth make them live big.

Fyi0:
following,uniport.
guys pharmacy no be beans here at all.
God help me shaa

welcome on board sir.college of pharm has always been demanding.God see us through.
abeg can I get ya contact?

pxemma100:
.guy 100l is all about chem phy bio Eng. Though little advanced

thanks bro.

somtoto:
hmmm all I can say is first year in pharmacy is really stressful...I rep unizik pharmacy

please boss I'll like to enquire about something's from you.can I have your contact?

somtoto:
hmmm all I can say is first year in pharmacy is really stressful...I rep unizik pharmacy

please I'll like to enquire about something's.can I have your contact?

Nabeeltnabs:
Congrat Brother As A Man Of Honour We Join Hands

yes brother.thanks please sir how is the college of pharmacy over there?how has it been so far.?

Nabeeltnabs:
Congrat Brother As A Man Of Honour We Join Hands

yes brother.thanks please sir how is the college of pharmacy over there?how has it been so far.?

pxemma100:
PharmD uniben.

welcome on board sir...how has it been over there?please sir what are the topics and textbooks you guys use as fresher's in Uniben.thanks in anticipation.

centitan:

Thanks. . My brother applied pharmacy UJ,scored 252 UTME but no admission given. I hope he gets admitted.
Congrats, wishing you the best.

thank you bro...you guys should just keep your fingers cross,pray hard too.God help

centitan:

Boss is UJ admission list out?

Merit is out on jamb's website. And they're still uploading names.

Nabeeltnabs:

Amen !!!
Wat Of U Brother

already admitted into the pharmily.